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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1938
Page
8
In Yokohama Japan a gateway to Tokyo the seaport shows a peaceful surface while war notes appear in talk and newspapers. Readers learn about arrests of university professors taxes wartime shortages and Japan's battle reports. Nearby the Siren Buddha statue symbolizes peace and Buddhism is prominent.
The list states five trivia items with concise historic facts. It notes women marry at twenty two, Washington did not use tobacco, river banks determined by looking downstream, five silent films in 1930, and capitals: New York for one year, Philadelphia 1790 to 1800, then Washington.
A compact guide on proper usage pronunciation and spelling with today’s word perdition defined as utter loss of the soul. Read about misused terms and encouragement to expand vocabulary daily through practical word study and examples.
A word puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries including a common fruit, and references to anatomy, law terms, gods, and natural elements. It features cross clues such as northeast region, spanned ages, and various everyday items.
In a courtroom query from Cranium Crackers Mrs Millhorn sued Dixon for negligence after a diamond pin was found in the cuff of a suit Dixon had cleaned. Dixon had seen the pin but could not open the safety catch and left it. A jury awarded Millhorn $75. appeal questions whether higher court should approve.
The column presents simple home remedies by Anne Ashley. It answers questions on removing ceiling whitewash with alum and vinegar, making toilet perfume from arms root and alcohol, and preventing egg white from boiling out by adding vinegar to the cooking water.
A Roberta Lee etiquette column answers questions about courteous behavior. It says a man should not merely touch his hat to a girl. three forks and two knives are enough on the table. and a woman should introduce herself by using her own name.
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